Monthly Archives: August 2009

Water Treatment Equipment Grows in Food and Beverage Industry

The food processing industry includes: fruit and vegetables, dairy products, meat and fish, grain mill and bakery products, sugar and confectionery products, fats and oils, and frozen, packaged, and convenience foods. The industry is a large user water. As a … Continue reading

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Highland Water Company Treats Taste and Odor Problems with Ozone

Clear Lake, a water source for Lake County, CA, is a nutrient rich body of water that is plagued by algae blooms that create serious taste and odor problems with the water. This is a situation that affects many communities … Continue reading

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Ozone for Emmissions Reduction in Diesel Engines

We came across a very unique application for ozone for emission reduction in diesel engines. While it is outside of the main stream use of ozone, it is a very clever application of the molecule. Diesel engines are plagued with … Continue reading

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National Aviary Uses Ozone for Penguin Exhibit

The National Aviary is America’s only independent indoor nonprofit zoo dedicated exclusively to birds. Located in West Park on Pittsburgh’s historic North Side, the National Aviary’s diverse collection comprises more than 500 birds from around the world, many of them … Continue reading

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Virginia Aquarium Upgrades with Ozone

The Virginia Beach aquarium displays the regions aquatic life found in the ocean, bay and tidal basins. currently the aquarium is undergoing a significant renovation expected to be completed this fall. The renovation includes a significant increase in the number … Continue reading

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Reduction in Wastewater Plant Sludge Production with Ozone

An emerging application for ozone use in wastewater treatment is the reduction of sludge generation from the activated sludge plants. Sewage plants must dispose of their excess sludge. To do so, additional processing of the sludge is required including filtration … Continue reading

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